Notis review, pricing and verdict

Notis suits solo founders and small teams who would rather delegate invoice chasing, inbox triage, meeting prep and CRM updates from a chat app than run a dashboard. It can take over routine follow-ups, though it is not a certified enterprise platform. The company says over 44,000 founders use it, a figure Hokai could not verify.

Notis connects to 1,500+ apps and takes delegated work as text or voice notes in WhatsApp, Telegram, iMessage, Slack or email. It acts inside tools such as Gmail, Google Calendar and Notion, runs automations on a schedule or trigger, keeps editable long-term memory and uses a persistent Cloud Computer for browser and script tasks.

Maker: Mind The Flo S.à.r.l. · Autonomy: semi autonomous · Maturity: GA

Underlying models: GPT-6 Astra, GPT-6.1 Sol, GPT-6 Luna

About Notis

Notis is a messaging-based general-purpose AI agent from Mind The Flo S.à.r.l., a company with a registered office in Morlon, Switzerland that its own site describes as a team of one under founder Florian Pariset. You send a request as text or a voice note in WhatsApp, Telegram, iMessage, Slack or email, and Notis does the work inside the apps you have connected, then replies with the result. The homepage example is an unpaid invoice: Notis emails a reminder through Gmail, books a follow-up in Google Calendar, updates a tracker in Notion and says it will chase again on Friday if there is no answer. That plan, act and follow up loop, rather than a single reply, is what makes it an agent and not a chatbot. The company says it is bootstrapped and profitable; Hokai has not verified either claim.

Under the hood, Notis routes each turn automatically. Its help center lists three intelligence levels: GPT-6 Astra for the hardest work, GPT-6.1 Sol as the middle default and GPT-6 Luna for light tasks, and you can pin a level per chat, channel or automation. The privacy policy also names OpenAI, Anthropic and Google as model providers. On paid plans Notis can also hand a task to Codex or Claude, billed to whichever of those subscriptions you already hold, so the model cost stays off the Notis bill. A persistent Cloud Computer runs browser and script work, and long-term memory carries preferences and connected notes between conversations. App connections come through Composio, custom MCP servers and command-line tools.

Notis fits founders, freelancers and small teams that delegate routine operations: inbox triage, meeting prep, CRM updates and social posts. Poke is the nearest text-first rival, and Tasklet is closer on recurring business automation, while self-hosting instead of using a managed service means OpenClaw, which routes your chat apps through one gateway to the model you pick, or Hermes Agent, which learns recurring work. Notis also offers a desktop and web inbox that gathers every channel's conversations in one place. Developers can add Notis to Claude Code through its command-line tool or hosted MCP server and use its integrations from inside that agent.

Access splits into a free command-line tier and paid chat plans. The free tier is aimed at developers who want Notis inside a coding agent, while the messaging channels, reminders and Cloud Computer sit on the paid plans. Paid plans draw on one monthly usage budget that covers models, paid tools, voice and active cloud work, so a long research run costs more than a reminder. Exact plan prices are in the pricing answer below.

Notis keeps account data and conversations in the European Union, on Supabase and Render servers in Frankfurt, but long-term memory runs on a US-hosted provider and model calls go to US providers. The company says it does not train models on your content, and that its model providers say the same of business data. It claims no SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certificate of its own; its help center lists those certifications only for its suppliers. On the shipping side, the @notis_ai/cli package on npm has had 26 stable versions in 29 weeks since 5 April 2026, which puts the update pace near weekly.

Pricing

Plans read from the vendor pricing page on 2026-11-09, in US dollars. Free costs $0 and covers the Notis CLI and hosted MCP server. Pro (Notis Anywhere) is $20 per month, or $13 per month billed yearly at $156.

Pro+ (Notis Autonomous) is $59 per month, or $39 per month billed yearly at $468. Ultra is $149 per month, or $99 per month billed yearly at $1,188. Each paid plan includes a usage budget equal to its monthly price.

Notis bills models, paid tools, voice and active Cloud Computer work at twice provider cost, and idle cloud time is not charged. On-Demand overage is optional and capped at a limit you choose.

Key Features

• Chat-first delegation: Accepts text and voice notes in WhatsApp, Telegram, iMessage, Slack, email and a desktop and web app, with 200K tokens of conversation context in the app and 60K on Telegram, iMessage and WhatsApp.
• Connected apps: Reaches 1,500+ apps including Gmail, Google Calendar, Outlook, Notion, Linear, Slack and GitHub, and accepts your own MCP servers or command-line tools.
• Automations: Runs saved instructions on a schedule, from a webhook or when something changes in a connected app, and shares an automation by link without sharing your connected account.
• Automatic model routing: Picks a model and reasoning effort for each turn across three levels, and lets you pin one level for a chat, a channel or an automation.
• Cloud Computer: Gives each account one persistent cloud machine that runs browser sessions and scripts and keeps installed command-line tools between chats.
• Bring your own plan: On paid plans, passes delegated work to Codex or Claude through a ChatGPT or Claude login you provide, and the vendor says it never asks for or accepts an API key.
• Editable memory: Keeps long-term memory across conversations and connected sources, with a Memories page where each item can be searched, edited or deleted.
• Spaces: Builds, shares and publishes small apps and sites called Spaces; Notis runs its own public changelog and feature-request board as one.

Strengths

• Nothing to install on the chat plans: you start in a messaging app, and the unified inbox keeps every channel's threads together.
• Costs are traceable: each request's usage and cost appears in a settings breakdown and the model rates are published per level, so there is no vague task count.
• Not locked to its own chat: the CLI is MIT-licensed on npm, and the hosted MCP server plugs Notis into coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex and Cursor.

Weaknesses

• Usage is charged at twice the provider cost, so a plan's included budget covers about half its face value in raw model spend.
• No built-in approval step is documented for cloud actions such as sending email or publishing a post; approval is something you ask for in the prompt, while actions on your own computer do have an Approval mode.
• The company is a team of one and the founder is the only person with access to production data, so support depth and incident response depend on a single person.
• The vendor's own documents disagree on where the Cloud Computer runs: the help center says Washington, United States, while the privacy policy says Germany, Finland and France.

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